Table 3

Participants’ Trajectory Status, Disability Status, and Quantitative Mood Scores at Study Interview Points

Participant	Trajectory	mRS^a at Baseline	mRS^a at 12 Months (unless specified)	K10 at Baselines	K10 at 3 Months	K10 at 6 Months	K10 at 9 Months	K10 at 12 Months
2	Resilient	3 D	0 I	Well	Well	–	Mild	Mild
6	Resilient	4 D	3 D	Well	Well	Well	Well	Well
9	Resilient	4 D	4 D	Well	Well	Well	Well	Well
10	Resilient	1 I	1 I	Well	Well	Well	Well	Well
19	Resilient	3 D	1 I	Well	Well	Well	Well	Well
1	Crisis	4 D	0 I	Well	Well	Well	Well	Well
5	Crisis	1 I	0 I	Moderate	Moderate	–	Moderate	Mild
12	Crisis	4 D	1 I	Well	Well	Well	Well	Well
17	Crisis	3 D	0 I	Well	Well	Well	Well	Well
20	Crisis	4 D	1 I	Well	Moderate	Severe	Severe	Severe
7	Emergent	4 D	0 I	–	Well	Mild	Severe	Moderate
13	Emergent	4 D	3 D	Well	Mild	Mild	–	–
14	Emergent	3 D	5 D	Severe	Severe	–	–	–
3	Recovered	3 D	1 I	Moderate	Severe	–	Mild	Mild
4	Recovered	2 I	0 I	Moderate	Severe	Moderate	Mild	Mild
8	Recovered	2 I	1 I	Well	Well	Well	Well	Well
11	Recovered	4 D	0 I	Well	Well	Well	Well	Well
15	Recovered	4 D	4 D	Moderate	Moderate	Mild	Moderate	Well
16	Recovered	1 I	0 I	Well	Well	Well	Well	Well
18	Recovered	4 D	3 D	Severe	Severe	Severe	Severe	Moderate
21	Recovered	4 D	4 D	Severe	Severe	Severe	Moderate	Well
22	Recovered	3 D	1 I	Well	Well	Well	Well	Well
23	Recovered	4 D	3 D	Severe	Severe	Severe	Mild	Well

D=dependent; I=independent; K10=Kessler-10; mRS=Modified Rankin Scale.
Notes: mRS categorization as follows: I = independent’ (mRS ≤2); D = dependent’ (mRS ≥3 and ≤5); K10 scoring²⁸: well equates to “likely to be well” = 10–19; mild equates to ‘”likely to have a mild disorder” = 20–24; moderate equates to “likely to have a moderate mental disorder” = 25–29; severe equates to “likely to have a severe mental disorder” = 30–50).²⁸